Antique Victorian Scottish Agate Bow Brooch Silver495.00Buy!£Laurelleantiquejewellery.comDelivery: in United Kingdom ReportDating from the late 19th century, this exquisite antique Victorian Scottish bow brooch is crafted in silver and beautifully inlaid with a striking array of polished, patterned agates, each carefull more→y cut to follow the graceful curves of the ribbon design. Scottish pebble jewellery reached its peak popularity in the mid-1800s, largely thanks to Queen Victoria, who frequently returned from Balmoral Castle with coveted Scottish souvenirs. The bow motif, representing a “Lover’s Knot” here, symbolised a loving bond or the “tying of the knot” between two people, suggesting this piece may have been a heartfelt love token or wedding gift. A true collector’s treasure, this charming agate brooch…
Antique Victorian Scottish Agate Bow Brooch Silver555.00Buy!£Laurelleantiquejewellery.comDelivery: in United Kingdom ReportDating from the mid 19th Century, this exquisite antique Victorian Scottish bow brooch is fashioned in silver and inlaid with natural banded Scottish agates, cut and polished carefully to fit the bo more→ws distinct shape. Each stone is unique and naturally formed, displaying earthy grey, white, brown and red stripes. Scottish agate jewellery rose to popularity during the Victorian period, particularly after Queen Victoria herself embraced it following her frequent visits to Scotland and Balmoral castle. Pieces like this were often pinned to a lapel or bodice as a decorative statement, representing the wearer's connection to Scotland, with the bow motif also symbolising an eternal, loving bond.…
Antique Victorian Agate Scottish Brooch Silver595.00Buy!£Laurelleantiquejewellery.comDelivery: in United Kingdom ReportThis exquisite antique Victorian Scottish brooch is crafted from natural agates, arranged in a scalloped “target” design. The plaid agates are skilfully cut and polished, with natural banded pattern more→s and rich, earthy tones expertly inlaid into a substantial silver base. Historically, these Scottish pebble brooches were worn to secure heavy wool shawls or kilt plaids at the shoulder. The style became a personal favourite of Queen Victoria’s whose frequent trips to Balmoral Castle saw her return with many beautiful souvenirs that influenced the trend across Britain. Measuring generously in size, this Victorian Scottish agate brooch is in excellent condition and exemplifies the exquisite crafts…